A true white canvas in the heart of SoHo, ready to be completely reimagined into a one-of-a-kind loft residence. Originally built between 1890 and 1892 by the Lorillard Tobacco Company as one of its tobacco warehouses, this expansive corner loft preserves the scale, authenticity, and industrial character that define classic SoHo living. Flooded with natural light through 8 oversized windows with open west and north exposures, the approximately 3,600-square-foot space offers exceptional flexibility and the rare potential to comfortably create a full 4-bedroom home while still maintaining the openness and proportions of a true downtown loft. Private elevator access opens directly into the residence, where soaring ceilings, original industrial details, and warm-tone maple floors laid on the diagonal set the foundation for a remarkable renovation opportunity. Originally constructed to support tobacco storage and later light manufacturing machinery, the substantial hardwood flooring adds both history and character to the space. Whether envisioned as a dramatic entertaining loft, a refined designer residence, or a combination of both, the possibilities here are endless. Additional features include a full laundry room with washer/dryer already in place, Danfoss radiator valves allowing individual heat control, a Siedle intercom system that enables remote access from your phone, and a secure keyed elevator system that only accesses residential floors when called or unlocked via Medeco key access. The building is also pet-friendly. Located on one of SoHo's most iconic blocks, 393 West Broadway places you moments from renowned restaurants, luxury boutiques, galleries, and multiple subway lines, offering the ultimate downtown lifestyle. Rarely does a loft with this volume, light, corner exposure, and layout potential come to market. A true opportunity to create a bespoke residence in one of Manhattan's most sought-after neighborhoods.